Developing Writing Skills for IELTS

Sin Wang Chong is a lecturer in the School of Social Science, Education and Social Work at Queen’s University Belfast, UK.Xuejun Ye is a doctoral candidate in Applied Language Sciences at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and a former research assistant at the Education University of Hong Kong.

• Part IChapter 1: Introduction to IELTS and IELTS WritingChapter 2: Use of Exemplars: Theory and Research Q & AChapter 3: Task 1: Task AchievementChapter 4: Task 1: Coherence and CohesionChapter 5: Task 1: Lexical ResourceChapter 6: Task 1: Grammatical Range and Accuracy Chapter 7: Task 2: Task AchievementChapter 8: Task 2: Coherence and CohesionChapter 9: Task 2: Lexical ResourceChapter 10: Task 2: Grammatical Range and Accuracy Chapter 11: Task 1: Exemplar Analysis by Question TypesChapter 12: Task 2: Exemplar Analysis by Question TypesChapter 13: Question Bank (100 IELTS Writing Tasks 1 and 2 Questions)Part IIAnswers to Chapter 3: Task 1: Task AchievementAnswers to Chapter 4: Task 1: Coherence and CohesionAnswers to Chapter 5: Task 1: Lexical ResourceAnswers to Chapter 6: Task 1: Grammatical Range and Accuracy Answers to Chapter 7: Task 2: Task AchievementAnswers to Chapter 8: Task 2: Coherence and CohesionAnswers to Chapter 9: Task 2: Lexical ResourceAnswers to Chapter 10: Task 2: Grammatical Range and Accuracy Author Biographies

This is an outstanding resource that takes a unique approach to the development of IELTS writing skills. Test-takers can’t afford to prepare without it! --Hayo Reinders, Professor, Anaheim University, USA & Unitec, New ZealandThis is one of the best books for IELTS preparation. It can definitely help test-takers improve their performance in IELTS writing tasks through exemplars with annotations and guiding questions! --Rebecca Chen, Associate Professor, the Education University of Hong Kong